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The East Asian Miracle and Information Technology.
Hanna, N.; Boyson, S.; Gunaratne, S. - World Bank Group - 1996
This study focuses on the process of technology catch-up and competitive advantage creation, drawing on the successful experiences of Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong -- the newly industrialized countries (NICs). It shows how the NICs countries have exploited the opportunities made...
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East Asia Update, October 2003 : From Cyclical Recovery to Long Run Growth
World Bank Group - 2003
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East Asia Update, March 2006 : Solid Growth, New Challenges
World Bank Group - 2006
The report stipulates growth in Emerging East Asian countries eased modestly from 7.5 percent in 2004 to 6.8 percent in 2005. The slower pace of activity was most clear in the Newly Industrialized Economies (NIEs), and in some of the middle income economies of South East Asia. But it was not...
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Serbia's New Growth Agenda : Investment for Growth
World Bank Group - 2020
grows more quickly, the focus should be on increasing investment-both private and public …
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Algeria Economic Update, Spring 2024 : Investing in Data for Diversified Growth
World Bank Group - 2024
. Non-extractive GDP growth reached 3.7 percent as investment growth accelerated, supported by a marked recovery in public … investment, and leading to a surge in imports. Private consumption remained dynamic, stimulated by growing public sector wages …. Continuing to strengthen data systems would support investment and public policymaking. In 2023 and 2024, digitalization efforts …
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Non-Performing Loans in East Asia and the Pacific : Practices and Lessons in Times of COVID-19
World Bank Group - 2021
Authorities in East Asia Pacific (EAP) jurisdictions have adopted a battery of fiscal, monetary, and financial measures aimed at mitigating the unprecedented impacts of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic on the economy. This report discusses the quality of loan portfolios in the...
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East Asia and Pacific Economic Update, October 2021 : Long COVID
World Bank Group - 2021
Long COVID: Scars and Opportunity. The title of this report has two meanings. First, that the disease will leave in its wake a durably damaged economy. Second, that the disease is not leaving any time soon and may be here to stay. This duality reflects the two themes of this Update. In the near...
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World Bank East Asia and Pacific Economic Update, Spring 2022 : Risks and Opportunities
World Bank Group - 2022
Amidst a fragile recovery, three clouds are gathering over the economic horizon: US inflation could provoke financial tightening, China's structural slowdown and zero-COVID-19 policy could dampen regional exports, and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could disrupt food and fuel supplies,...
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World Bank East Asia and Pacific Economic Update, Spring 2020 : Preparedness and Vulnerabilities/ Global Reverberations of COVID-19
World Bank Group - 2020
Growth in the developing East Asia and Pacific region slowed sharply in 2020Q1 because of the negative impact of the Covid-19 on economic activity. The decline has been broad-based reflecting the interconnectedness of the EAP economies and reverberations from the global economy as the virus...
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East Asia and Pacific Update, April 2009 : Battling the Forces of Global Recession
World Bank Group - 2009
Developing East Asia is battling the forces of global recession. The impact of the crisis in the advanced countries was transmitted to the economies of the region with unusual speed. In the region, the initial global financial turbulence was marked by sudden reversals of capital flows in the...
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